An episode of Laydeez do podcasts: Kripa Joshi, Mawil and Woodrow Phoenix talk about their work.


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Artist/Composer: Alex Fitch / Nicola Streeten
Date: 2011-12-01
Source: Laydeez do comics
Keywords: Laydeez do podcasts; Kripa Joshi; Mawil; Woodrow Phoenix; Miss Moti; Sparky O'Hare; The Band; We can Still be friends; Home and away; Nelson; Alex Fitch; Nicola Streeten; The Rag Factory

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

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Press release: "In a pair of talks recorded at Laydeez do comics, cartoonists Kripa Joshi and Mawil (Markus Witzel) discuss their work, plus Alex Fitch visits Woodrow Phoenix in his studio to discuss his editing of the new graphic novel Nelson. If there is a common theme between the three, it's a sense of magical realism in their art which juxtaposes the ordinary with the out of the ordinary, from Woodrow's use of road furniture in Rumble Strip, to Kripa's use of Indian mythology in her tales of domestic incidents and Mawil's blue collar stories of life in Germany through the lens of his alter-ego Sparky O'Hare.
Recorded by Nicola Streeten and Alex Fitch, introduced and edited by Alex Fitch."

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